The #7 ranked Emory men's golf team wrapped up play at the Capital City Classic Tuesday afternoon, finishing in 10^th place with a team total 892 (+28) over three rounds.  

Host program Huntingdon took first with 861 (-3) while Methodist and UAA foe Carnegie Mellon rounded out the podium with team totals of 866 (+2) and 875 (+11).

Junior Kevin Mu led the Eagles, shooting a 74 (+2) to bring him to a 222 (+6) tournament total. His final round was highlighted by an eagle on the 8^th hole along with two birdies and six bogeys to come in 26^th place.

Brady Lagendyk and Brian Hanson came in behind Mu as they each shot a 224 (+8) over three rounds to tie for 30^th place. Lagendyk shot a 75 (+3) in his final round with three birdies and six bogeys while Hanson shot a 74 (+2) with two birdies and four bogeys.

Behind them was graduate student Pearse Lucas who finished in 59^th place with a 230 (+14) total for the tournament. Lucas shot his best round of the tournament, shooting a 75 (+3) with four birdies, five bogeys and a double bogey in the final 18 holes.

Rounding it out for the Eagles was Dru Devata, who shot an 86 (+14) to end with a 233 (+17) for the tournament. The freshman shot a birdie-less round with five bogeys and four double bogeys to end in 70^th place.

The Eagles will be back on the course on April 18 for their final regular season tournament as they host the Discover Dekalb Emory Invitational.